Jane Klyne

Opportunities and challenges occur throughout all our lives.  Structured support from an empathetic and skilled professional either responding to your crisis or over a longer period, can assist in considering how you are stuck and what to do about it.  I work with you to unlock difficult patterns and to help you make the most of your life. 

I work in a relational, integrative style with the ability to facilitate your resourcefulness arriving at supportive, individualised strategies and strengths.  I trained through a humanistic, psychoanalytic process, developing enhanced systemic perspectives on the individual, (couple or 'family') in the context of all connections  within your 'world'.  

Currently, I offer sessions to new clients online until we are able to meet face to face, if more suited to your needs. Through all contact, I offer a welcoming but private and calm space for you to unburden your problems or fears.  I enable individuals to relate better to their life situation, to themselves and to those around and to (re)form healthier relationships within family and community.

We will meet over a first session, including through initial online or telephone contact to decide if what I offer and what you need, is compatible.  In this first encounter, we will talk over what you are then comfortable to divulge and you probably will have questions about the process to follow and of me.  I will explain confidentiality and expectations, take some brief contact details and also learn from you what you hope to gain or get rid of.

The integrative relational style of supervision illuminates parallels with the client work and my role is to develop focus and care that you, the supervisee bring to each session.  Consideration of different aspects of client and supervisee's needs, brings understanding from other perspectives, including your impact in technique.  Overall, individual clients' wellbeing and your own is sought and maintained collaboratively. My supervision training includes Advanced Diploma in Integrative Relational supervision (UKCP) and clinical supervision, along with mentoring and coaching qualifications.  I have been employed within health and social care, further education and school settings.  I have much experience of the 'third sector' and charitable organisations, supporting counsellors, therapists and other employees and I am appropriately qualified to work with children and young people, couples and in systemic work with families.  I have an abiding interest in equality, promoting opportunity and empowerment.  Providing supervision since 1997, I offer spiritual, 'ecological' dimensions to the psychodynamic/psychoanalytic roots of my knowledge and orientation.